Qbit remembers you the way a person would. And shows you everything.
Most assistants either forget you the moment a chat ends or keep a profile you’re never allowed to see. Qbit keeps real memory, in the open: the facts you choose to give Qbit, a living profile written from your conversations, the dates that matter, and every conversation you’ve had, all listed in the app, for you and you only, and all yours to read, edit and delete.
What we commit to.
- Memory you can read.
- Never re-introduce yourself.
- Every conversation picks up where you left it, on any device.
- Kept apart, on purpose.
All of it listed. None of it hidden.
- Special things for Qbit to know.Your own list, one fact per line: the dog’s name, the foods you can’t eat, the team you cheer for. Add or remove a line any time.
- A living profile.What Qbit has learned from your conversations, written down where you can read it and delete it, instead of a hidden file about you.
- Important dates.Birthdays, anniversaries, the day you adopted the cat. Qbit brings them up at the right moment, with ideas for celebrating.
- Your conversations.Every one kept in Recents, searchable, filed into folders, and deletable one at a time or all at once.
Nobody should have to re-introduce themselves to their own assistant.
Tell Qbit once, weeks ago, that shellfish is off the menu, and tonight’s dinner ideas already know. Mention a sick parent or a hard project and Qbit remembers; the next time it feels natural, Qbit asks how it’s going. Say your mom’s birthday is in May and Qbit carries it with you, on your phone and your laptop, next week and next year.
Qbit will never tell you that everything is forgotten when a chat ends, because nothing is. Qbit remembers you through exactly what’s listed in your account, and you control the list.
- “Dinner idea for tonight?”“Nothing with shellfish, so how about a lemon and herb chicken traybake…”
- “How many days until Mom’s birthday?”“Eleven. Want a few gift ideas while we’re at it?”
- “I’m dreading tomorrow’s review.”“The project you’ve been carrying since spring? Let’s get your three points straight tonight.”
Pick up where you left off.
- Threads, not one-offs.Say “make it shorter” or “what about Tuesday?” and Qbit knows exactly what you mean, even 20 back-and-forths deep.
- Any device.Start on your phone in the morning, finish on your laptop at work. Qbit installs from the browser everywhere and every conversation follows you.
- What Qbit has read for you.Ask about the contract from March or the photo from the trip. Documents are read on the way in and photos are described, so Qbit can find them by what’s in them.
- In a folder you collaborate in, memory per person.Qbit draws on what each member has told Qbit, each fact attached to its person, so group answers fit everyone and nobody gets mixed up.
Separate things, separate switches.
Chat history, saved memories, your files and your connected apps are separate things with separate controls, so clearing one never touches the others. Delete a conversation and your memories stay. Clear your memories and your documents stay. Disconnect your calendar and nothing else moves.
Take a copy of everything whenever you like, as a PDF, a Word document or raw JSON. And if you’d like your conversations to help improve AI models, that’s a switch in Settings which is off until you turn it on.
- Read it. Edit it. Delete it.
- One switch per kind of memory.
- Export everything in a tap.
- Improving AI models is opt-in. The switch is off.
Memory that belongs to you, not to a model.
- Listed, not hidden.Many assistants keep a profile of you that you can’t open. Qbit shows every line and lets you change it.
- Persistent, not per chat.Qbit remembers across conversations, days and devices, the way a person does.
- In Qbit, not in a model.Memory lives encrypted in Qbit’s own architecture, securely apart from any AI model in the ecosystem.
Straight answers about memory.
Can I see what Qbit remembers about me?
Yes, all of it. The facts you added live under My Profile, the profile Qbit wrote from your conversations is shown in the app, your dates have their own list, and every conversation is in Recents.
Can I delete just one thing?
Yes. Remove a single fact, a single date, a single conversation or a whole thread. Or clear a whole category at once. Deletes are permanent.
Does Qbit remember me on my other devices?
Yes. Memory lives in your account, not on the device, so your phone, tablet and laptop all know you equally well.
Does what I tell Qbit privately show up in a folder I collaborate in?
Inside a folder you collaborate in, Qbit draws on what each member has told Qbit, attached to that person, to make group answers fit. Your private documents, photos and other folders are never part of it; only what’s inside that folder is in play.